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Postproduction, Week 10, Project Blog

 

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Postproduction

Hi and welcome back to my blog,

This week I am going to talk about how my group project has been going for Online Shaming & Cancel Culture video project.

The project has been going okay, Jenny and I from my group started to record this week as the other girls were out sick. The group had made plans three times to meet up over this month, but the girls had to cancel it over being out sick.

I have been continuing to create my animation and adding the voice-over to it. I have also started to create the credits for the video, and I made three graphics for the video. I created a file of images of celebrities with references.

I went to Jennifer’s house, and I recorded her reading the script and I recorded myself reading the script also. Jennifer and I plan to record some more before submission.

Before submission, there is still a good bit we need to get done. I would liken to have the recordings done and would like to start to edit because I feel there might not be enough time to make it as good as we wished. So, we must still finish the recordings, create the film, and add in sound. We still must upload online and add in captions.  I have the order in which the video will go, Introduction with the title followed by the animation talking about Online Shaming, then it will be Cancel Culture which will be filmed and photos of celebrities coming in the video when talking about them, finished with a conclusion.

The group project has been a little bit tough because it has been hard to plan which we stick together with the work, but then I realise that the time is nearly up for the project and that I will have to finish it alone if no one sends me a recording.

The specific role I am doing is directing and editing, making a file of images of celebrities, and adding my own animation and graphics to the video before editing.

I am finding it a little bit frustrating is that when I recorded Jennifer reading the script the video would not upload to Adobe Premiere Pro, so I will try ad use Abode Spark and see if the video will work from there, I think I didn’t work because it was a webcam file, I think will be better from the phone’s camera than the webcam on a laptop.

So I will get a move on with this project and start to edit the film this week to see how it goes and how everything looks.

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